/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10648563
>Why would we crave somerhing we have in excess? It makes far more sense we crave something we're actually lacking.
>>10648682
>Our physiology has not had the time to devolve the constant desire to eat more than necessary in case there's no food tomorrow.

The food industry actually designs everything, taste/texture/sight/odor/shape/bioactive, to be as addictive as possible so that you crave food constantly. The pay for marketing campaigns that target everything from how news articles are written to what characters in all forms of fiction do; all to make you want to eat more. They actually do scientific studies on this shit to make it more addictive. They've been doing this from the very beginning and actually used hardcore drugs to do it until governments stepped in to stop them. The marketing and manipulation is so pervasive and insidious that the average person assaulted with this attack since birth normally has no actual defense against it. It takes a concerted effort to gain the knowledge about such practices, to recognize them, to root them out of your life, and to make the final effort to change your very own life. Only after that will you ever feel any kind of normal and not have an underlying craving to eat constantly.